George N. Galloway

1841–1904 (age 63)

Biography

George N. Galloway, born in 1841, lived through Philadelphia's expansion and the dawn of the 20th century before passing in 1904, leaving behind a legacy of quiet dedication.

Though his occupation remains unknown, his memory is preserved in the peaceful grounds of Mount Moriah Cemetery, where visitors remember those who helped shape the city.

Also buried at Mount Moriah Cemetery

Betsy Ross
1752–1836 (age 84)
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Betsy Ross was an American upholsterer credited with sewing the first American flag during the Revolutionary War.
Frederick Langenheim
1809–1879 (age 70)
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Frederick Langenheim (1809-1879) was a Brunswick resident buried at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
Thomas H. Stockton
1808–1868 (age 60)
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Thomas H. Stockton was an American clergyman and chaplain of the United States House of Representatives.
Robert Heller
1826–1878 (age 52)
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Robert Heller (1826-1878) was a magician and performer interred at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
William Langenheim
1807–1874 (age 67)
Mount Moriah Cemetery
William Langenheim (1807-1874) was a Brunswick resident buried at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
Alexander H. Truett
1833–1898 (age 65)
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Alexander H. Truett (1833-1898) was a Baltimore resident during the 19th century.